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      First Rebuild: Official Number: 75697 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 64 x 12 -- 33 tons Rebuilt: Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada in 1878 65x12x3. Owned by O. J. Paradis (Pierreville Navigation Co.) 1869; Dean & Baptiste, Trois Rivières 1877; J. Baptiste, Trois Rivières, 1886. Built by A. J. Paradis, Trois Rivières 1867; …

      Official No.: 100370; 108x20x6 Owned by C. Bourgeois, Trois Rivières. Built by C. Bourgeois & Co., Trois Rivières 1892. Engine 22x36 by A. McKelvie & Sons, Trois Rivières (made 1884). Ferry. Sank at wharf 15/11/07. ; Final Location: Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada, Foundered

      Official No.: 112268; 68x18x5 Owned by E. Brule, Sorel. Built by W. Auclair, Trois Rivières 1903.

      Official No.: 131012; 71x27x5 Owned by St. Maurice Lumber Co. 1912; R. F. Grant, Trois Rivières 1916, 1928; Chantiers Manseau Ltd., Sorel 1935. Tug.

      92x23x8 Owned by Moses Hart, Trois Rivières. Built by Cormier, Trois Rivières and launched 04/07/35. Engine by Ward Bros., Montreal. Towboat.

      Official No.: 52462; 64x14x4 Owned by S. Ward, Trois Rivières. Built by J. K. Ward, Trois Rivières 1865. Towboat.

      Other Names: Knowlton (1927); Official No.: 150709; 251x44x18 Owned by George Hall Coal & Transportation Co. 1922-1926; Canada Steamship Lines 1926-1940. Built by Fraser Brace & Co., Trois Rivières. Engine 19-32-56x36 (maker unknown). Requisitioned for war use 1940. Lying derelict Lagos, Nigeria; towed to Wales and broken up 1951.

      Dimensions, building data and owner unknown. Ferry at Trois Rivières 1864-70. ; Final Location: Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada, Broken Up

      Official No.: 33390; 101x17x7 Owned by J. Normand & T. Foisy, Quebec. Built by J. Samson, Trois Rivières 1846, completed at Quebec. Tug.

      Other Names: Sherbrooke (1927); Arosa; Ida O.; Wellandoc; Official No.: 150823; 251x43x18 Owned by George Hall Coal & Shipping Co. 1923-1926; Canada Steamship Lines 1926-1940; requisitioned for war use 1940; owned foreign until 1952; N. M. Paterson & Sons, Ltd. 1952-1955. Collided with "Britannic" and "Keyport" 22/10/27 Cornwall Canal.

      Official No.: 134360; 62x15x6 Owned by Bellerive Towing Co., Trois Rivières 1917, 1921; Hamilton Cove Pulpwood & Lumber Co. 1927, 1935; Anticosti Shipping Co., Montreal 1945. Saguenay River tug.

      Official No.: 33389; 88x18x6 Owned by P. Leblond & T. Foisy. Built by Normand, Trois Rivières 1857. Quebec ferry and to Ste. Anne de Beaupré.

      Official No.: 107238; First Rebuild: Official Number: 107238 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 69 x 15 -- 44 tons Rebuilt: in 1905 Second Rebuild: Propulsion: Screw 69x15x5 Owned by L. Dupré, Trois Rivières, Que. Engine 9x10 by Safety Power Co., New York. Steam Barge. Wrecked 20/03/18 Île a la Baque, Que. ; …

      Official No.: 100865; 65x14x5 Built and owned by A. Baptiste, Trois Rivières. Engine (oscillating) 9x48, maker unknown. Harbour tug.

      Official No.: 103143; 52x11x4 Owned by W. Ritchie, Trois Rivières 1895; Mrs. C. E. Ritchie, Trois Rivières 1901; J. MacLaren Co., Buckingham Que. 1917. Built by W. Ritchie, Trois Rivières 1892. Engine 9x4½ [sic] by builder.

      Official No.: 50715; 120x20x8 Owned by R. Scott 1864; G.A. & J. Baptiste 1871; St. Lawrence Steam Navigation Co. 1877. Built by J. Samson, Trois Rivières 1864. Towboat.

      120x19x8 Owned by A. T. Hart, Trois Rivières; E. Baker, "St. Giles" 1846. Built by O. Chartier (or Cloutier), Trois Rivières and launched 08/06/39. Engine 36x48 (maker unknown), to "Enterprize". Usually used Montreal-Quebec.

      Official No.: 133840; 46x10x4 Owned by M. Cloutier, Grandes Piles Que.

      Official No.: 138231; 56x12x4 Owned by M. Cloutier, Grandes Piles Que.

      Other Names: Magog (1927); Official No.: 150827; 251x43x18 Owned by George Hall Coal & Transportation Co. 1923-1926; Canada Steamship Lines 1926-1940. Requisitioned for war use 1940. War loss 05/07/40 60 miles off Irish coast. ; Final Location: Ireland, War Loss